End Events

Every process flow in your process must end with an end event. A generic end event and an error end event terminate only the process flows they are attached to. A terminate end event terminates the entire process, including any sub-processes and process flows, even if these do not end in terminate end events.

Generic End Event

End events mark the end of a process. Once a process flow reaches an end event, the process flow ends. However, if there are other process flows still in progress, those will continue until they also reach an end event.

An end event is represented by the following symbol:

Terminate End Event

Once a process reaches a terminate end event, the entire process will be terminated, including sub-processes and process flows that do not end in terminate end events.

A terminate end event is represented by the following symbol:

Error End Event

See the Error Events page for more details.